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Getting to practice in the UK

Two processes, running in parallel

Registering with Social Work England

Right to work: the Skilled Worker visa route

Making your international experience count in interview

Checkpoint: registration and right to work

The two processes that run alongside a UK job offer — Social Work England registration and securing the right to work — plus how to make international experience land in interview.

Getting a UK job offer is only half the journey. This module walks through the two processes that have to run alongside it — professional registration with Social Work England, and securing the right to work — plus how to make your international experience land in interview.

Relocating & Registering: A Guide for International Social Workers

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